Lauren Sherman

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Dan and Lauren are back from holiday travels—sans personal pan pizza—to chat about the books they just finished: Ametora: How Japan Saved American Style, and Gods and Kings: The Rise and Fall of...

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Special guest Chris Benz joins to talk about his new Bill Blass collection, plus living in NYC and the obligatory Apple Watch segment. Listen now on Soundcloud or Subscribe via iTunes

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Glen Luchford, Lensman for the New Gucci

The preferred lensman for the new Gucci talks collaborating with Alessandro Michele and why he decided to open a hotel in Venice Beach.

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What’s Next for the American Department Store?

Changing consumer sentiment and over distribution of product has hit the department store model hard in the challenging U.S. market. Can its leaders win back the magic through a series of ambitious new year initiatives? BoF reports.

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BoF Exclusive | Silas Chou Investment Vehicle Acquires a Controlling Interest in Thakoon

The New York-based designer has joined forces with Vivian Chou, a recent Wharton graduate and daughter of textile mogul Silas Chou, to transform his business in 2016, BoF can reveal.

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Beauty Brands Inch Away from Traditional Advertising

Spurred by the power of online influencers and user-generated content, beauty companies are shifting their marketing spend.

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At Edun, Plastic Fantastic

Designer Danielle Sherman offers tactility in her wares.

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There Is More Work To Do for Public School

Maxwell Osborne and Dao-Yi Chow know how to get people talking, but can they get them to buy?

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Rag & Bone’s Sporty Proposition

Marcus Wainwright and David Neville used boyish workwear and athletic details to make their mark on the season’s top trends.

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Defining Daywear at Oscar de la Renta

As Peter Copping marked his first anniversary with the American fashion house, the designer looked for new territory to tap.

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Opening Ceremony Powers Up for Pre-Fall

Humberto Leon and Carol Lim presented their take on power dressing, offering something new to wear to work.

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Alexander Wang Hits the Reset Button Without Erasing the Past

The designer presented a new take on ideas he has been exploring for a decade.

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Coach’s New Americana

Stuart Vevers continues to lay out a new Coach lexicon, with a collection that rode high on novelty, youth culture and humour.

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Karen Walker Hits The Slopes

This season, a surprise return to snowboarding prompted the designer to reconsider the beauty of old-school ski suits.

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Prabal Gurung’s Growing Pains

The designer can clearly make pretty things, but he needs to move forward creatively.

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Jason Wu Unzips

The tightly wound designer let go a bit this season with a pre-collection of much more than merchandise.

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Tory Burch Rides Into the Sunset

Inspired by the semi-abstract landscapes of the artist Etel Adnan, Burch goes folksy for Pre-Fall.